New York City’s first major snowstorm of 2020, Winter Storm Gail, is projected to start today, and the metropolitan region
In light of the Bomb Cyclone that's currently blasting the East Coast, we thought we'd take a look at a few of New York City's unique salt sheds.
We've been waiting for a good ol' fashioned snowstorm and from the photos, it seems like New Yorkers were too. Here are some favorites that have popped up so far.
NYC.gov has a useful map, PlowNYC, tracking real-time street plowing in all 5 boroughs of New York City, updating every 15 minutes.
One of the earliest film footage of the Walter Snow Fighter in 1930s in NYC, a 4 wheel drive snow plow built by the Walter Motor Truck Company, Inc.
The team at WNYC put together a map of what the subway system in NYC might look like, status wise, during a 40-inch snowstorm which wouldn't require a shutdown
Before the NYC Department of Street Cleaning was founded, snow removal was left up to individuals. Here's what New Yorkers have had to deal with in the past.
We pick some of the best photos from the #untappedcities Instagram photo pool from the Polar Vortex in NYC
On December 26th, 1947, New York City witnessed one of the largest snowstorms in its history, bringing 26.4 inches to Central Park.
In the First Street Garden, the Lower East Side Girls Club had teamed up with artists to put up murals depicting 19 "women who had changed the world."